
Accelerating action towards gender equity at SMU
Published onSMU marked International Women’s Day 2025 with a series of engaging events that sparked meaningful discussions on gender equity, wellbeing, and leadership. From thought-provoking panels to wellness sessions, participants came together to learn, connect, and champion inclusivity. The celebrations reinforced SMU’s commitment to fostering a more equitable and supportive community.

It is no secret that smartphones have taken over our lives.

In a world where the ever-changing economy makes it difficult for graduates to secure a dream job, many seek pathways to future-proof their careers. One new trajectory that can be considered is the work-study degree.

A simulated legal argument conducted before a panel of judges, the moot court is an important part of any law student's education, and remains relevant in the modern legal practice.

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Singapore’s public sector and industries are expected to be the first to benefit from the work of a new $10M think tank.

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![SMU President Professor Lily Kong. [Photo: Ray Chua] SMU President Professor Lily Kong. [Photo: Ray Chua]](/sites/engage.smu.edu.sg/files/styles/medium_16x9/public/articles/AT%2520DSC07447_1_20201210_WEBRES.jpg?itok=pp-Ihecb)
International Women's Day, on 8 March 2022, was a day to celebrate the accomplishments of women around the world and reflect on the work that still needs to be done. The theme for this year’s International Women’s Day was: “Gender equality today for a sustainable tomorrow”.
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The importance of global exposure for future leaders has never been more pressing. The world is changing at a breakneck pace, and an overseas experience during tertiary education helps broaden our view of what's happening elsewhere in this wide-open universe we call home.